Prime Minister Narendra Modi never misses a chance to win hearts of the people looking at him. With his kind gesture in Houston, he left many people skip a heart beat.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be addressing the Indian diaspora in Houston City on Sunday as a part of much awaited mega event – HowdyModi. This happens to be the first big initiative by the Bharatiya Janata Party to interact with the prosperous diaspora in the United States, which is home to four million Indian-Americans.

A Balakot facility that was bombed by the Indian Air Force planes in February this year is believed to have become functional again, reported Hindustan Times. The facility is used to train jihadist who could carry out attacks on Jammu and Kashmir and other parts of India.

The United States on Saturday announced that President Donald Trump will be holding a bilateral meeting with PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday, which will be his second meeting in three days including the “Howdy, Modi!” event in Houston, on the opening day of the 74th UN general assembly debates.

One person has been killed and five others have been injured in a gunfire incident near the White House in Washington, said police.

US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that a secret summit with the Taliban and Afghanistan's leader has been called off, abruptly slamming the door on a year of diplomacy to end America's longest war.

This comes two days after India had failed Pakistan's similar attempt at the South Asian Speakers’ Summit in the Maldives, saying Islamabad should put an end to all state support to terrorism, which is the “biggest threat” to humanity.

India will be holding a meeting with Pakistan officials at Attari border on Thursday to close certain gap over Kartarpur corridor, a report said.

In yet another embarrassment for Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, their lawyer Khawar Qureshi at the International Court of Justice admitted that there is no significant evidence to back its claims of genocide in Kashmir.

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said the meeting was recorded, but there was no restriction on the "language of communication" between Jadhav and Ahluwalia.